family separation

For the child welfare system to work better, we must engage communities of color and face up to the impact of racial bias and poverty, writes Shari Shink.

Congressional intern Maria Rosa Kelley wants more attention on the impact of interstate sibling separation in child welfare cases.

Child welfare practices are shifting in Minnesota in response to the legalization of recreational cannabis in the state.

Too many parents have to choose between providing their child with an education or being able to care for them. But there is a better way.

Lack of communication can contribute to a sense of isolation and disconnection among siblings, writes Joel Swazo.

After years of stalled progress on improving support for children and youth in foster care, California simply can’t wait any longer to make foster youth a priority.

Having a voice made me feel content and safe for the first time. I realized I was going to be okay, writes Allison Victoria Redd.

My greatest difficulty in the foster care system was that I was always separated from my siblings, writes Laticia Aossey.

After her own experience as a kinship caregiver, Aubrey Edwards-Luce hopes the Children's Bureau can better support kin caregivers and promote racial justice.